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Islamabad's generals have been sponsoring the deaths of Americans for years, and yet Obama does nothing. Why?
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What a Hong Kong shopping complex tells us about the true nature of globalization.
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How much could Iran learn from the 'Beast of Kandahar'?
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2011: The year #Egypt beat #Bieber on Twitter
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Meet Morocco's Islamist prime minister
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What is America leaving behind in Iraq?
BY ADAM L. SILVERMAN
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What's the worst-case scenario for Putin?
BY STEVE LEVINE
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What the EU could learn from Czechoslovakia about breaking up
BY DAVID BOSCO
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It's time for Washington to take Pakistani grievances seriously
BY SHUJA NAWAZ
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Clinton starts 'foreign affairs policy board'
BY JOSH ROGIN
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Obama gives Bush his due on AIDS funding
BY WILL INBODEN
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The Anti-Putin Brigade - Photos by Kirill Nikitenko
Portraits of Russia's would-be revolutionaries -- and their intimate thoughts on Vladimir Putin and the country's dark political future.
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Hacking the Revolution - By Daniel Calingaert
President Obama may talk a good game about Arab democracy, but he's done nothing to stop Western technology firms from helping repressive regimes crack down on protesters.
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Saleh Wins Again - By Charles Schmitz
Yemen’s wily leader has once again outwitted the world -- and he’s not going away.
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Trickle-Down Economics - By Charles Kenny
There’s a free-market solution to the world’s water crisis. Make people pay by the drop.
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America's Second Chance and the Arab Spring - By Kenneth M. Pollack
The United States has been screwing up the Middle East for 60 years. Obama has a brief window to get it right.
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Election Hardball, Kremlin Style - By Julia Ioffe
In advance of Sunday's parliamentary ballot, the pro-Putin camp is cracking down hard on independent election monitors.
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Rise of the TIMBIs - By Jack A. Goldstone
Forget the BRICs. The real economies that will shake up the world over the next few decades need a new acronym.
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Hungary's president on his country's recent economic turmoil and why he still believes in the euro.
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This Week at War: The Pakistan Equation - By Robert Haddick
Islamabad enjoys significant leverage over Washington, but it won't last forever.
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